At Bemidji State University, policies regarding the use of electric scooters, as with any vehicle or personal transportation device on campus, are subject to the university's rules and regulations concerning traffic, parking, and pedestrian safety. For the most accurate and up-to-date information on the use of electric scooters at Bemidji State University, individuals should consult the university's official guidelines or contact the campus safety department.

Typically, universities implement specific rules to ensure the safety of all campus occupants, which may include designated areas for riding, speed limits, and guidelines on where scooters can be parked. Some campuses also require riders to wear helmets and follow the same rules of the road as bicycles.

Accessibility and the avoidance of obstructing building entrances, walkways, and accessibility ramps are also important considerations. If electric scooters are allowed on campus, riders are usually expected to give right of way to pedestrians and be mindful of their surroundings.

For the most current information, potential riders should review Bemidji State University’s transportation and mobility policies, available on the university’s website, or contact the appropriate department within the university administration. This will provide clarity on any restrictions, required permits, or designated areas for electric scooter usage, ensuring both compliance and safety on campus.